Minisforum has updated its N5 Air NAS lineup with a new model that targets budget-conscious users building home servers. The N5 Air-7640 replaces the previous Ryzen 7 255 processor with a more efficient AMD Ryzen 5 7640HS chip. This change lowers the entry price for barebone systems while maintaining strong single-core performance for network tasks. Buyers who need high storage density without paying for a top-tier CPU will find this configuration practical.
New Zen 4 model offers 174TB storage and dual 10Gbps ports
The new device centers on the AMD Ryzen 5 7640HS processor, which uses the Zen 4 architecture. This six-core, twelve-thread chip integrates Radeon 760M graphics and operates within a 35W to 54W thermal design power range. The system functions as both a mini PC and a network-attached storage unit, offering flexibility for mixed workloads. It supports MinisCloud OS, Windows 11 Pro, and Linux, allowing users to choose their preferred operating environment.
Specifications
- Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 7640HS (Zen 4, 6C/12T)
- Storage: Up to 174TB (5 SATA + 3 M.2 NVMe)
- Memory: Up to 96GB DDR5-5600 (2x SO-DIMM)
- Networking: 10Gbps + 5Gbps dual Ethernet
- Price: Starting at $495 (barebone)
Storage capacity remains the standout feature of this hardware revision. The chassis provides five SATA drive bays and three M.2 NVMe slots for maximum expandability. Users can install up to 150TB of SATA storage and an additional 24TB via the M.2 slots, totaling 174TB. Memory options include two SO-DIMM slots that support up to 96GB of DDR5-5600 RAM. Networking is handled by dual Ethernet ports offering 10Gbps and 5Gbps speeds.
Minisforum lists the barebone version of the N5 Air-7640 at 495 USD (around $495). A configuration with 16GB of DDR5 memory costs 679 USD (around $679). Both prices are lower than the previous generation's barebone price of $535. The company plans to ship the updated units globally in late October 2024. We looked at MINISFORUM N5 MAX AI NAS Launches in our earlier Minisforum coverage.
The N5 Air-7640 confirms Minisforum's strategy to offer high-capacity storage solutions at competitive price points. The shift to the Ryzen 5 7640HS provides a balanced performance profile for home lab enthusiasts. The device ships with standard OS support and robust networking hardware for immediate deployment.



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